How to Make Something
You're Not
Supposed to Make
It looks like the big G in the
You're Not
Supposed to Make
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Internet sky is allowing my
emails to pass unencumbered,
so I'll run this ditty, found by
my intrepid sometimes
assistant, being that the
Internet is down and I'm using
my phone to do this.
This morning's clip gets down
to the nuts and bolts of MAD.
(4 and a half minutes)
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The exact details of how to build
a nuclear weapon remain classified
and under the Atomic Secrets Act,
they're illegal to publish in the
United States.
Bill Hammack, an engineering
professor at the University of
Illinois-Champaign cuts close to
the mark - but not as close as an
even more detailed explanation
published by The Progressive
magazine in 1979.
available elsewhere on the Web,
triggered the second government
action of its kind, against the press
to suppress knowledge of the
atomic bomb's design.
previously dropped a restraint order,
after a long legal battle.
excellent primer - for educational
purposes only, of course. One may
as well know something about the
weapon which has defined our Age.
That's how we grow. Thanks.
Tyler Bass, Copywriter
Daily Videos from the Edges of Science
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